Northumberland High School - Pine Knotter Yearbook (Northumberland, PA)

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X A THE PINE-HNUTTEH I-IIA BAIIX IN a hx blond xx ho xx xelx Ililpllldl Vlth hem LldNNl11dtl It xou ,U exel want to hnd 'VIARX BAM-'R just look fox Rag e Ifllxoxz Bklh K 1,01 I ng bloxxn exew anl Lonxtant chattel fllNtlllj.1lllNh9N hu from the xext of the class BI-'TTY BFURY a Nhoxt top lf thele exen was one Hel giggle attuutx mam a fellow Ll3NNlH3t8 AINKIIN BID!-INIACH IN quxgt but .1 lot ot fun He nun hnds tlme fol h0lTlLXYOllx lokl-MP B IIIINK PR IN cunt am Num but N L me A mule lange of fllencls MARX BRUUHEN happx glggle has kept many A nlaw hom gettlng' bfbllllfl C1LoRc I- BUQHLR IN a leplexentatne of lxapp Helght He hdllllk m excuse blanlw left and llght The Ntone ll1clf'ldLf:'l of the group IN Hill-N CI-IIITTI 'ihe can leallx balance tle budget N MA CIUTTI IN nuel hi XNlth0Llt a Smlle IUINE QIARK has thlee chalactellstlu Nmall neat anrl pleasant GI-IoRcE COLNPFR uxuallx hlgh NLOIQI baxketball plax 91 He sxxeau he IN .a woman hatel but Cathelme lxnoxu bette1 HAIIN HH 1 UH k Ninn HAM-rc uma I- n om: lil- nnf f' ru U SlfT'IX lil-m III 1 -4 I mr: N rn ro H11 XIX mr n rr: In 4' 1 f 1 nz rum :uf 1 JI Nl-1l'k fnmrm fu ml 1,1-om I- t owl-1 lffflll-rflml lil-1 Cf- sx V 'ini N JM hr- xf' ' gg N li 1 L- 1 - A A e W ' ' ' . ...FR IA , ' '1 ' ' . V ' s' ' : : il..'QI ' ls -ll .-hxlv-' .' . .' . ' . g L. vs v ,.' ,. ,. . '. - , . V . . . ' . 1' ' '. . . . ' ' 91 ' ' ' ' J ' ' ' S, ' .' L. . K ' ' ,' ' ' T ' . .... EJ. ' 1' ' :len . . v , , . . ' .' . . . . v , .' ' ' ' ' .' '.'. .' ' , , ' . . 1 I v - J i. - ' ,- N. . . . L, - . v .' , i. - . . . . I H IA .' 111, Hr' no :frm 11 V ,we ,, mx g S S l-Imxox :VK X ll: ' 11 :nh-s ,A I 1 ' I'KX ,111 l'mr':' A 2, , . 'W 4 5 ll P1 xx 'mx li1m:1.sr-,-wil I flfwlf-ful .l '1. Vlmcrpxvx-2 l4nl.l.l, um: 5 fu, ,, l-.-f.,f X 6 Q .IA IS Pl SI-1 , ' 5. l'nm r'rf.1l til-.1 mar: lirrru-.lc IW. ff-1-ful . llv I 1-,x 1'P.l.l VI ll l ll ml' I-IM.. Vx Tlx II 5 , -. 2 ' 5: if

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R N l Ol N1 Ions hr- r F Y MMM Har I-'T arf! THE PINE-HNUTTEH Senior lass of 1943 As we come to the close of our hrgh school career we look back upon those ex ents whrch made rt so memorable Upon graduatrng from nrnth grade we entered our Hrst year of hrgh school and our first year at the comparatrvely new Dr C W Rrce Senror Hrgh School Burldrng As seemrngly xerdant sophomores we naturally assumed our posrtron as the under classmen We submrtted to the tradrtronal subjugatron but Just as naturally began to find ourselx es and made known our rntentrons of becomrng one of the best all around classes The customary Sophomore Hop was our only contrrbutron to the socral affarrs of the school that year Class oflicers elected that year were Prfwdfnf Wrrrrrwr Roorrm' Sfcrefary DIARY HAUPT Irfszu I JOHN KELLY Treasurer t,LoRcE Lrnnrrsrrors Our Junror year was one packed wrth actrwrtres Vie began to work drlrgently to rarse funds for our nrost rmportant event the annual Junior Senror Prom We spon sored a very profitable Iunror dance At length we played host to the Senrors at an elaborate banquet and dance whrch can be truthfully called the finest Pronr ever held The varrous cornrnrttees worked long and hard rn preparatron of the affarr The spec tacular decoratrons a Dutch gal den settrng, recerred hrgthest prarses Class oilicers were Prrszdurf DANIEL SHUCK Sruetary NIARY HAUPT lm Prfszdfnt RUSSELL Youfsr' Treasurer Grsoncr: LIDDIINFTON Class advrsers were 'Vlr Tur se Nlrss Dauberman 'Nlrss Frederrck determrned serrousness Our first maror actrxrty was a Senror dance whrch proved to be a credrble financral success We competed w rth the Junror class rn a magazine campargn whrch netted us Wrnnrn honors and a remarkable profit One of the en royable features of the year was the splendrd presentatron of the modern patrrotrc play alrrzcrrmrr Iusspori It fur nrshed a consrderable sum toward the expense of our year book qoon after the begrnnrng, of the second semester we started wrth hrgh hopes the creatron of our xearbook In Wlax we were guests of the lunror class at the annual Iunror Senror Prom Vlrth sad hearts we ended our 'X H S daxs at our com mencenrent exercr es Oflcrcers elected for the rear were I rfsrfh rf DANIEI Qrrurk qfllCfflll1 NIARY HAUPT rn Russrzrr louse Iflbllll hr mr. Lrnrrrrsvrors Owrn to the rcsrcnatrorr of our presrdent at the end of the irrst semester Russell Young, capably frllcd that vacancx and lohn Kelly was the newly elected vrce presrdent Class adxr ers were Mrss McFarland Mr Cox N11 Phrllrps We prrde ourselves for havrng attarrred the goal of success whrch we have so much desrred 'llany of our members contrrbuted to the success of the hrgh school athletrc actrvrtres others par trcrpated rn several commendable chapel programs li e are grate fully rndebted to our varrous adxrsers and teachers under whose careful and patrent gurdance we were able to complete satrsfactorrlx our school career 1 lass hh :sm s 455 T7 Cr-4 ru I- I IIIIXQTUN N rr are r VI Nick ucmxo Ap Vt umr-'s C PIIILLII Q 14 , ....,...,,r, , ..., A r r ,,,,,, r A ,, r , A. ,,.,,...,,.,, ,,. ,. , , . ,.,,. . . , ,, , j5,::Y ,lrh1' ,..r.,. ..,. ,.,,, , , ., ...,, ,., , .. ,. . . ,. . . .. . , .. , ' i 'i . O : 1 ' ' ' M ' ' 1 , ' ' - o y V 7 ' ' - Y . ,' ' , ' I A , , . . Rrsur-xl. , : ' ' ' p,,.,f,1,,,,, l rm' ' I'rr ' ' ' , ' . ' . ' . ' 4 . . . ' . ' - ' . . 7 , . . , . - . . - C ' ' ' Q l ' . 7' ' . I '. ' . . . lil I .1 . r' 4 . I 7 . ru . 'ni si. A I: 1 ,Q -.S ' ' : -- 'ir , x F V Y. . I. , ., vb ' r ' ' ' rv 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 .v - ' 5, li Realrzrng that our' school days were numbered we began our Senror' year' wrth I , D -, L , rl. L B: 7 - Y, M . I K . x . ' ' ' ' ' ' U' ' ' ' ' ' - . ,, . . l'f1'1' l'1' sflmff y Ulf r -' . J ,... . 'U . 'As A ' - 3 . A A . v . -' LY . ,N ' ,, L. . D. I. , . . L . 9 ' ,. 1 H' ' I I ' 7 ' '. r ' ' ' ' 1' I .' X . U ' fr' ' u 1 '-r . ' ' . Y. . ' r' ' ' rv. . S. .'. ' ' - r . -Y . Us . .-. - , v . v , ,Z , ' '.'. 'I A r ' ' r ' ' ' 'I , 1 . lvirr' P1'v3'I 'rlf '. ' , . ' r' . Tl ' V 'IH 1' 'L ' JO. , .,.',.. ', . ..' . ' , , . x .., , . . . , , , , . , ' ' ' JY .S . ' ' ' L. . . . ,. . ' . . . - I . .' B- , L -C , .K Y . v U . . Y ' , - v . B 'ts .' v . I- , . - .. Sm' ', 1 ry , 1 v. O 1 ,I . . 4 . ,, . l I f, iq Y ' 'M Sir 5: . rr, Q 7',.mNH,.6,r .I, ru. sz' . .. ' I . .' Frr :r.r:s N. Cox '- . 'S , 1 aa ,

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'E G. G A W' 445'-?PJ-. . ,,,Y . , P - HNUTTEH I , 'n D 4 - I 5 OUISE DEANS is doing her part in the war effort by writing soldiers. . . . BURDE DUNCAN although not a regular, did his part toward NoI'ry's football victor- ies. He also proved his ability as an actor in HI-1DIUI'1.!'!171 Passport. . . . ROMAYNE DYER would much rather play basketball than do her homework. . . . JUNE FERTIG came to us from Shamokin in our Sophomore year. Her piano playing and commercial ability have been an asset to the school. . . . Redheaded LAURA FLEMING has a super ability to tell stories in classes. . . . RAY FLEMING is usually first in springing jokes on his classmates. . . . Quiet, studious RICHARD FURMAN enjoys going to school more than most boys. . . . We hear CHARLES GOSHY willingly takes his post as door tender so he can see Katy. . . . JEAN GROSS would rather skate than do homework. She's another of those lucky girls who's engaged! . . . AUSTIN GULICK is here today and absent tomorrow. Enough is said! . . . ALICE HARTMAN who just joined our class is friendly and well liked by all. . . . But who can forget MARY HAUPT and her sharp remarks. Haupty can give you all the answers. . . . ELEANOR HENA- IIAN'S main ambition is to become a Power's Model. Now she's iust a maestro. . . . GLORIA HENDERSHOT aHectionately known as Tiny, A true friend, you know she'll never let you down. . . . MARY JEAN HINE is small, cute, and popular with her classmates. She wants to be a dress designer. . . . KENNETH HOFFMAN, former pres- ident of the Boys' Band, always takes a part in all musical activities. I,oI'IsI-I DI-:Axis .-lrvzflenzfz' l5I'RI+E Ilrxvax I-1 r'u11mr1iw RoM,xYNI-I DY!-:R Ilnnzl' I','r'0n1nni1' JVNI-1 FEMTH: f'unnrzfr1'fr1l 5 LAVRA FI.I-:MISC f'rn1l7r1PI'1'irll Q S- RAY I-'I,I-:AIINII A r'4ul1f7Vln' Rll'llAKlI FLRMAN .41-rulcmfr CIIARLEs GosIIY llll11lNf7'l'!l1 .-lrts JEAN Gimss llama' l',':'1mon1n':4 .-XVSTIN Gl'I.II'K Fon: rrzffrriul Q- ALICI-: HARTMAN Home I'fc'0nom1'r'x M ARY HM'I I' ,-14-rzflenriw I A .E A S - I-II.:-:Axon HFINAIIAN .lw1rIc'mir 6 . A. Y GIAPHIA HI-1NI1EIcsnn'I' -L . ' ,fl 1-uflwrrzfr 41 ,inf 'M Home Iu'z-onornirs MARY JI-:AN HINI-: Industrial Arts KI-:NNETII Hoi-'I-'MAN